Research & evaluation government contracts in Canada.
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Public-source notices currently matched to this service profile. Final bid details must be verified on the official notice.
Common contract types
- Research
- Evaluation
- Survey
- Study
- Analysis
- Performance Measurement
Typical requirements
- Insurance confirmation
- Relevant project references
- Technical approach
- Pricing schedule
- Required forms and certifications
Watch items
- Mandatory site visit
- Short closing deadline
- Out-of-region delivery
- Special certification requirement
Active examples
A sample of current public listings that mention this service profile.
EW479-162880-D - Hazardous Waste Disposal Services
Department of Public Works and Government Services (PSPC)
This appears to be an open Request for Supply Arrangement (RFSA) from Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC) for hazardous waste disposal services across Canada. The arrangement may cover identifying, labelling, packaging, preparing or repairing profile documentation, loading, transporting, and disposing of or destroying hazardous waste generated by federal departments and agencies. Suppliers may submit responses on an ongoing basis, and PSPC says it will evaluate submissions when received. The September 14, 2026 closing date shown in some systems should reportedly be disregarded, although the official notice should be checked to confirm the current submission process and requirements. Successful suppliers would be placed in a pool. PSPC may later issue selective Requests for Proposals to suppliers in that pool for specific work. There is no stated maximum number of supply arrangements. Existing qualified suppliers do not need to submit a new arrangement. This opportunity potentially matches Canadian businesses with the required hazardous-waste handling, transportation, documentation, disposal, safety, equipment, and regulatory capabilities. The tender information provided does not establish whether any particular company meets the requirements. Review the complete official RFSA, including qualifications, certifications, insurance, security, regional coverage, waste classifications, response instructions, and contractual terms before deciding whether to submit.Official source: https://portal.us.bn.cloud.ariba.com/dashboard/public/appext/comsapsbncdiscoveryui#/Rfx Event/preview/18979717?an Id=ANONYMOUS
AR 25A250B-FN-FN-E-NR-U Amplifier
Department of National Defence (DND)
The Department of National Defence appears to be seeking one AR amplifier, part number 25A250B-FN-FN-E-NR-U (or an equivalent), under solicitation W8703-270104/A. Delivery is requested no later than November 30, 2026, to the National Capital Region/Gatineau–Ottawa area. The tender is open until September 14, 2026 at 2:00 p.m. However, this opportunity is restricted to suppliers that already hold the PSPC E60HN-16ELEC Supply Arrangement; businesses without that pre-qualification cannot submit a bid. The Canadian Free Trade Agreement is identified as applicable. Review the complete official Canada Buys tender notice and solicitation documents to confirm specifications, equivalency requirements, delivery terms, submission instructions, and eligibility before considering a bid. For information about becoming a qualified Supply Arrangement holder, the notice lists [email protected] as a PSPC contact.
A.7 Programmer Analyst - Level 3 X2
National Research Council of Canada (NRC)
This open tender appears relevant for firms that can provide senior software development resources, specifically two Level 3 Programmer Analyst-style roles with experience in Dynamics and portal development. The buyer is the National Research Council of Canada (NRC), and the work is for the Can Export CRM application, likely based in Ottawa, ON, with broader Canada/world location noted. The contract term is three years with a possible one-year extension. The notice suggests the resources are needed to support strategic modernization projects and additional development work beyond current efforts. The closing date shown is 2026-09-14 at 2:00 PM, but this should be verified against the official notice and PDF before planning a bid. The document link is provided via Canada Buys, but the official source URL was not supplied in the data, so the exact requirements, submission instructions, and eligibility details should be checked in the tender notice before responding.
RFSA for ASL/LSQ and Accessibility Services
Canadian Accessibility Standards Development Organization
This open tender appears to seek professional service providers to support accessibility standards work, including research related to accessibility standards, the areas identified in section 5 of the Accessible Canada Act, and other topics that may inform standards. The title references ASL and LSQ services—likely American Sign Language and Langue des signes québécoise—but the exact service requirements should be confirmed in the tender documents. The buyer is the Canadian Accessibility Standards Development Organization. The work is associated with Gatineau, Quebec, and the submission deadline is September 14, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. The opportunity is structured as a Request for Supply Arrangements (RFSA), which may establish arrangements with selected suppliers for future service requirements rather than guarantee a specific contract value or volume. It could be potentially relevant to businesses with experience in accessibility research, standards development, consultation, or ASL/LSQ-related professional services. The notice includes the main RFSA document and several amendments, which should all be reviewed for updated requirements, evaluation criteria, security or registration conditions, submission instructions, and applicable deadlines. No official source page was provided in the tender data. Before deciding whether to respond, verify the complete and current notice and all amendments on the Government of Canada tendering system, and confirm the final submission requirements directly from the official documents.
Structure 401 Timber Pile Repairs - Head Harbour, Campobello Island, NB
Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO)
This open DFO tender appears to be for repairing timber bearing piles supporting Structure 401 at the public wharf in Head Harbour, Campobello Island, Charlotte County, New Brunswick. The work may include supplying all labour, materials, equipment, supervision, transportation and related incidentals, along with installing pressure-treated 150 x 200 mm timber reinforcement members on pile faces as shown in the drawings. The successful contractor would be expected to complete the work substantially within 15 weeks of contract award. Payment will be based only on items listed in the Unit Price Table; other necessary work may be treated as incidental and paid separately only if the tender documents provide for it. Bidders may inspect the site at their own expense and schedule before submitting a bid. The notice specifically highlights access, remoteness, weather exposure, soil conditions, site risks and required accommodations as matters bidders should assess. Appropriate safety measures are required for any site visit. The stated closing deadline is September 14, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. The tender data identifies the work as being in New Brunswick, although the location metadata also references Ottawa, Ontario and lists the province as ON; this should be checked against the official notice. The available documents include the specifications, invitation to tender and three drawing files. This opportunity potentially matches Canadian contractors experienced in marine, wharf, timber pile or structural repair work, but the business should review the complete official tender package, mandatory requirements, bonding, insurance, safety provisions, pricing table and submission instructions before deciding whether to bid. Always verify the current official tender notice and deadline before submitting.
Collaborative Interface and Prototyping Design Tool
Canada Revenue Agency (CRA)
The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) is seeking one contractor to provide a cloud-based software-as-a-service interface design and prototyping tool. The tool would support approximately 40 user licences—described in the notice as 30 designer licences and 10 partner licences—with collaboration features such as viewing, commenting and editing without requiring every participant to hold a full licence. The solution would be used for CRA digital content, including intranet, secure portal and Canada.ca pages. The expected contract term is one firm year, with options for up to five additional one-year extensions. The solicitation also includes options to purchase additional licences. The tender is open and is listed for the National Capital Region, Ottawa, Ontario, and potentially worldwide service delivery. The stated closing date is September 14, 2026 at 2:00 p.m.; the official notice should be checked to confirm the applicable time zone and any updated deadline. Only Canadian suppliers and suppliers from applicable reciprocal-trade partner countries appear eligible. Suppliers from non-trading partners will be rejected. Bids must meet all mandatory requirements and evaluation criteria. The responsive bid with the lowest evaluated price is expected to proceed to Proof of Proposal testing, subject to the solicitation rules. Bids must be submitted through Canada Post’s Connect service. The CRA’s bid-receiving email address is used to request a Connect conversation, not to send the proposal directly. Questions are to be sent in writing to [email protected]. This revised solicitation, 1000439295/A, cancels and replaces the earlier version. The notice indicates that previous bidders must submit an entirely new proposal. Changes include removal of two mandatory criteria, a reduction from 80 to 40 firm licences, updated accessibility requirements and a new licence category. A business offering suitable collaborative design/prototyping SaaS may find this opportunity potentially relevant, but this does not establish eligibility or compliance. Review the complete official RFP, all amendments and annexes—particularly the mandatory criteria, security, accessibility, licensing, pricing, Proof of Proposal and submission instructions—before deciding whether to bid. The listed documents are available through the Canada Buys links provided in the tender record.
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